Strategy resumes Bitcoin buying after two-month gap
Macro & Markets ·
The company added 4,603 BTC for nearly $370 million, ending its longest stretch without a purchase this cycle.
Strategy's latest addition brings its total stash to 845,050 BTC, acquired over time for $63.73 billion at an average cost of $75,412 per coin, according to CryptoPotato. The new tranche was bought at a materially higher per-coin price than the firm's long-run average, reflecting current market conditions rather than the discounted entries of earlier years.
Alongside the bitcoin purchase, the company put $151.8 million toward buying back its own STRC shares and lifted its cash reserves by $29 million, signaling continued capital deployment across multiple channels rather than a singular focus on crypto accumulation.
The move ends a pause that had stretched more than two months, the longest gap in the company's buying pattern in recent memory. Multiple outlets tracking the disclosure converged on the same figures, with one post on x.com echoing the 4,603 BTC purchase size and total holdings tally, indicating broad agreement on the numbers across at least four separate sources.
What remains unclear is whether this single purchase marks a return to the company's earlier cadence of frequent, smaller buys or a one-off move tied to specific balance-sheet conditions. The company's own reporting frames the transaction as part of a broader capital strategy that includes share repurchases and cash management, but no forward guidance on future bitcoin acquisitions has been disclosed. Observers will be watching subsequent filings to see whether the two-month pause was an anomaly or the start of a slower accumulation pace going forward.